Judicial Overreach

[Beeg_Dawg]

On multiple occasions, a federal judge has ruled a Trump policy violates a law or did not follow the correct procedure. How is it not judicial overreach that a single Federal Judge can stop a President from doing his job?

Latest example is the order against firing probationary employees.  When did “probationary” employees become a protected class?  IMO, of all the firings that have occurred, this ruling is bizarre and reeks partisanship.

WTF is the point of placing a new hire on probationary status if they can’t be fired?

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Beeg_Dawg.

[cardcrimson]

And the attorneys get richer and richer. . . .

[Mick1]

And the attorneys get richer and richer. . .

Apropos of nothing, I have worked for large law firms for 18 years and I’ve purchased a substantial quantity of legal services for my own businesses. I know your comment was tongue in cheek, 100% accurate. Lawyers are shameless when it comes to jacking up fees for clients.

If you’re interested in how not to buy legal services, here’s a primer based upon my personal experience. It’s on my blog, in case you’d like to see an embarrassing story of overpaying a lawyer for mediocre results:

How NOT to Hire a Law Firm — Client Sciences

The level of disingenuousness on the part of the lawyer alone is worth the read.

Audaces fortuna iuvat

[cardcrimson]

I wasn’t clear then. There was no tongue in cheek. While there are good attorneys. . . .oh, never mind.

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